I am an Application Developer at the Laboratory for Computer Science Research a wholly owned subsidiary of the Department of Computer Science here at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey Most of the time I look something like this:I am an Application Developer at the Laboratory for Computer Science Research a wholly owned subsidiary of the Department of Computer Science here at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey Most of the time I look something like this:
I'm involved with a few projects here at LCSR, notably doing development on many of our web-based business automation software. If you have any problems, the best course of action is to email help@cs
In case you're ever trying to install Debian on a newer PowerMac G5 and have problems with the bootloader where you get a "?" folder when trying to boot, I may have a solution for you. Look in your /etc/yaboot.conf (you'll probably be booted into rescue mode from the CD at this point):
boot=/dev/sda2
device=/disk@0:
Does it look like that? Try changing your "device" line to:
device=hd:
See if that works. For more, look a this thread in the Ubuntu forums -- helpful stuff, hard to find with a bit of googling.
Thunderbird doesn't have a fun gooey GUI account-rearranger-thingy, so if you ever have a hankering to, say, add an email account after you've already got 5 RSS feeds going, you may be disappointed to see that they're all sloppy looking. Well, it turns out that all you have to do is open up your prefs.js file in your T-bird profile directory and change the order of the accounts in the 'mail.accountmanager.accounts' setting. Unfortunately, they're not named pleasantly.
For more information, see this blog post.
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